Pontotoc News

Showers and thunderstorms are expected across parts of the region Friday, with the greatest risk of severe weather near Memphis, according to forecasts.

Most of Mississippi is at risk for severe storms, damaging winds, and hail starting Friday afternoon, prompting weather alerts.

A local UPS driver named Cory posted a message in the Ecru area, prompting residents to share the information.

The Pontotoc County Library has given back to the local community, highlighting its commitment to supporting Pontotoc residents.

The first-round matchup in the Class 5A playoffs features Gameday facing off against Florence Eagles at Wood-Patterson Field.

Five Pontotoc High School football players have been chosen to participate in the NEMFCA All-Star Game, highlighting their outstanding performance.

The MHSAA first-round girls soccer playoff game between the Lady Warriors and Florence is scheduled for Thursday evening at Lady Warrior Field.

Meteorologists are monitoring severe weather risks for both tomorrow and Monday, with increased confidence in the upcoming threat.

A new study at the University of Mississippi Medical Center suggests a genetic marker may explain higher heart disease rates among African Americans, paving the way for earlier diagnosis and personalized treatment.

The National Weather Service has adjusted the severity level for tomorrow’s weather, with damaging winds possible in the morning and more significant threats expected later in the day.